Include the job’s location and your company name if not used in the Title.

Job Details

Write about your position in a way that allows candidates to imagine themselves in it:

Describe the position comprehensively including its opportunities and responsibilities.

Provide a brief summary of your company and what it’s like to work for, such as the culture and working environment.

Be specific about the position’s benefits, including the salary, on-the-job and other training, opportunities for career progression, rewards and incentives. This is the ideal forum to promote benefits specifically targeted to students, such as if you can employ students while they complete their studies.

Explain what you’re looking for in applicants – qualifications, skills, experience, working hours, personality characteristics – without being too generic.

Specify what makes your job or graduate program unique – remember your candidates are likely to be comparing your offer against others.

Keep the details informative yet concise, remembering candidates will see your advertisement on screen, most likely initially scanning through the text rather than reading each word.

Present your position attractively on screen:

Use short paragraphs.

Present information in bullet point lists. (a * at the beginning of the line will be converted to a bullet point when viewed in CareerHub)

Application Procedures

Make it easy to understand how to apply:

Keep the instructions simple, remembering your candidates may not have applied for full-time employment before.

Explain exactly what an application should include – for example, if you require a response to selection criteria, and what length it should be.

Detailed information can be included as an attachment viewed with your advertisement.